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The Nervous System of Longevity

Unlock cellular regeneration through the ancient art of deep detoxification.

Toxin removal shows up on almost every longevity tip sheet. Alternative care has recommended it for years. Still, no one gives it a clear definition. Un-Toxic turns "open your detox pathways" into a natural routine you can follow at home.

Jo, RN, waving with lemon water

Inflamatory Pathway

Understanding the Vagus Nerve

Pressure Creates Systemic Inflammation

Supressing the natural signals, and pushing our bodies past physical signs of exhaustion is the main cause of accumulated toxicity in the human body. Chronic accumulation is the main cause of decreased gut function and loss of nerve sensation. The Action Protocol can help reduce the accumulation and pressure triggering chronic fight or flight mode and reduce chronic inflammatory symptoms.

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Accumulation creates pressure on organs that do not feel pain

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Signals can get mis-treated often effecting GI function directly

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Stress and symptom suppression leads to increased bile acid production

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Acids can pool leading to systemic inflammation

The Golden Highway. Brain to gut along the vagus nerve.

Pathway of Disease

  • Gut-Brain-Gut Feedback Loop

    The vagus nerve connects digestion, heart rate, immune response, and hormone production. Years of suppressing internal pressure can lead to mysterious, difficult to understand signals such as hot flashes, headaches or dizziness further separating the conscious gut- brain connection.

  • Systemic Inflammation Cascade

    Stress response and missed signals lead to metabolic waste buildup along the G.I. tract. This creates physical symptoms as the body adapts and bypasses obstacles. Alarm Suppression leads to Chronic Fight or Flight mode, resulting in metabolic fatigue and immune dysregulation.

  • Organ Interconnection

    All of our organs are connected through this nerve network. Congestion in one area of this delicate pathway creates pressure and dysfunction in the entire system. Relieve the congestion and organs can recover function.

Health Hack

Decrease Accumulation...

The Action Protocol

TAP into Health

What can I actively be doing to improve health?

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The stages of Inflammation

  1. stage one,

    Early signs are misleading like healthy athletes vomiting at the finish line, POTS. Anxiety, IBS, and Mineral deficiency that are easy to miss and a supplement often helps..

  2. stage two,

    Signals can no longer be ignored; they strongly indicate vital organs are suffering.

    Red flags at your medical checkups; labs start changing, blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol might be boarderline.

  3. stage three,

    Treatment side effects and reinforcement that this is normal aging, all compound organ stress; leading to severe physical and neurological symptoms, Chest pain, Leg swelling, Veritgo, brain fog, emotional and mental health decline.

  4. stage 4,

    The inflammation from the acidity negatively effects the entire body.

    Organ failure, Heart Attack, Bowel Obstruction, Dementia, Cancer.

Jo, RN, pointing toward the next step

Find Your Stage

What can I do if I am in:

Stage 1 - Reduce toxic Burden

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    Stop Ignoring your body. Your own stress response is another source of acidity.

    "Running on empty and living in fight or flight mode concentrates and calcifies the digestive acids."

  2. 2

    Start looking for Signs. Learn which foods are toxic for you and why. Increase your body awareness sensitivity.

  3. 3

    Listen To your Body.

    "Science changes what is healthy every few studies, listen to your self discoveries over the latest research."

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    Use what you've learned. Trust your gut.

    "Most people notice dietary consequences, making few, if any, lifestyle adjustments from these repeatable effects."

"I propose that pushing our bodies past physical signs of exhaustion is the main cause of accumulated toxicity in modern societies.

What are you interested in?

For education only. Not medical advice. Talk to your healthcare provider.

Jo is a registered nurse. This is nurse-led education, not a treatment or a medical diagnosis.

Jo is a registered nurse. This is nurse-led education, not a doctor's diagnosis.

For education only. Not medical advice. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to your healthcare provider before starting any protocol.